You will usually find that your lecturer provides a resource list (or reading list) on the module's Moodle site. Look out for a link to a Resource list, or specific readings.
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Books are organised by classmark within each major subject areas. Health Research books are arranged on the shelf in the following order:
| Capitals | HM |
| Numbers | HM7 |
| Stops | HIA.V |
| Lower case | HMVKmo |
Numbers are ordered decimally, ie 1, 11, 2, 21, 3
Key classmarks in the area of Health Research:
| Subject | Classmark |
|---|---|
| Alternative medicine | HNV |
| Child abuse | KDQVI |
| Clinical psychology | ILH |
| Community care | KDQB.B |
| Crime | KDQO |
| Geriatric medicine | HPPR |
| Health psychology | HMW |
| Health research | HM82 |
| Health services | HMS |
| Occupational health | TDQP |
| Palliative care | KDQBH |
| Psychiatry | IM |
| Psychotherapy | IMG |
| Public health | HI |
| Women's health | KDQWT |